Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-23

March. n-G4d, sellers; March and April,
l2-64d, sci ers; April and May, lS-64d. sell
ers: May and June, l5-6id sellers; June
and July. Il -64d. sellers; July and August,
i9-6ldt sellers; August and september,
:9-64d; ouyerS. Futures closed dun.
NEW YORK, Jan. y. noon.-COtton opened
! quiet but steady: middhng uplands 91sc;
mlddling Orleans ll-l6c: sales l57 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
asfoiiows: January delivery. SIC: February,
3 Ssc; March. 8 4sc; April, &C; May, voc;
June. 19c.
$500 p. m.-Market closed quiet but steady;
mlddllng uplands. 9bac; mlddllng Orlean-,
ll-l6c: sa!ee to-day 6S bales, yesterday "a
net receipts 1915 bales gross S,7A9 bales.
Futures: Market closed quiet but steady,
with rales OF 80, 700 bales, as follows: January
and February delivery, 1909 43c: March.
5000 sic; April. 64Gg9 Csc: May, 74D
75c; June, s4t99 Soc; July, 9lt99 92c;
| August. 5000 97c; September, 1908 soc.
Green n o.. in their report on futures. say:
Contracts were some hat hrmer to-day,
making an advance oil 4Gj points, and closing
| reasonably steady at fraction under the
n, CHEST figures reached. The market. how
| ever. gave no indications OF an inclination to
| special buoyancy or of securing new de-
| mand IOF investments movements, being the
result of the covering desire on part of
! '-horts' whose nudity induces them TO pro-
/ tcct engagements with the end Of the week
| at hand and Il slightly smaller run or receipts
| rGpur e'..'
GALVESTON. Jan. 22.--Cotton dull; MD
! ding Sc; net receipts 93l bales. gross 93l;
-
! Great britain 500 bales to France Isl, coast
| wise 4.094
NoRFOLG. Jan. 22.-COtton steady; middling
| Sc; net receipts ABB bales. gross l.433;
/ safes 921 bales; stock 26.645 bales; exports,
| to Great Britain l6,6I9 bales. coastwise 1893.
BALmMoRE, Jan 2.-Cotton dull; MD
| ding 9i4C; net receipts - bales, gross 20,
! sales none: stock 1877 bales.
! BOSTON. Jan. 22.-Cotton quiet, mlddling
SIC; net receipts G52 bales, gross 2,%i6; sales
| none: stock none.
IN n N m
! ding @i4c; net TeceIpts All bales gross III;
! aleS none: stock 9546 bales; exports, to
! Great Britain sos bales, cOHstwlse 23l-
i PHIL 4DEiPHIA, Jan. 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
! ding sac; net receipts lis bales, gross lib;
| stock l4,494 ualcs.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-Cotton steady;
| mbtdlng sc; net receipts 6,Gt3 hales, gross
/ $3.50; sales 5000 bales; stock 3s9,59O bales;
exports, 10 the continent $3.50 bales coastwlse
,OBILE, Jan. 22.-Cotton quiet; mlddiing
! &c; net receipts IL Gales. gross 223: sales
900 bales; stock 35,l0l bales; exports coast
! wise ISIS ha'es.
N4APHIs. Jan. 22.-Cottop quiet but steady:
mlddlms &c; receipts 2,494 bales; shipments
",A54 bilies; sales 400 bales: stock ll0,527
! bales.
/ AUGUSTA. Jan. 22.-Cottcn quiet: middlng
| lJ-loc; receipts 54I bales: safes 22j bales.
! CHARLESTON, Jan. 22.-COtton firm; mid
ding 3Isc; net re- cents u45 baes, x oss O43;
sales none; stocA 32,285 bales: eAports, coast
| wise i,4u0 bales.
ATLANTA. Jan. 2.-Cotton-middlng SIC;
receIpts ABB bales.
New YORz. Jan. 22.-Consouda;cd net re
ctlpGs ior All cotton ports to day. IA g39 bales;
! exports, 10 Great Britain ISL bales, 10
the continent $3.50; stock AZ all American
ports $50 Az bales.
The to- al visible supply OF cotton for the
world ISIS 20 otto bales, OF " hlch :, lT60 bales
! are American. against 3,o1IA3l md 2,7lS,9l
ba ies, rttp2clveIy. last year. Hece pts AT AL
| Interior towns this week, 7G.542 bales: re-
| ceIpts from plantations l12,5i7 bales. Crop in
| sight, 5.l95,15l bales.
DIVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
! LIVERPOOL, Jan. y. noOn.-vheat dull,
with no demand; holders offer freely. Corn
Is I'D.
NEW YORK. Jan. ~. noon Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat higher. Corn higher. Pork
steady; mess $l2 IS. Lard firm at soc.
| krcights steady.
soup. ln.-Flour, Southern closed quiet and
Unchanged. wheat ]sQGlc higher, but rather
quiet: No. , red, January delivery 925s May
| 90 u 0 Soc, closing at 9619c. Corn 1.0D%c
higher and more active, closing firm; No. 2,
February delivery 4s1s@4S@sc, May $3.50
5014c closing at 5013c. Oa's shade stronger
and less active: No. ?, January deliver, 500
| SCI &C. May 861sG362sc, closing at 36l%c. Hops
| dun. Coffee, far Rio steady at 143zc; No
| RIO, January delivery IL l5c, May u 90fGl2 Csc.
Sugar anlet but steady. Molasses dull. Cot
ton seed oil-33G34c for crude, 4O(G4Ic for re-
fined. Hiues steady and moderately active.
| " col quiet. Pork firm; mess $2 250l2 rs for
| Old. Beef dull. Middles nominal and nomi-
| nal. Lard shade higher and only moder-
ately active; Western steam, on spot s5c.
January delivery $50, May o ar O3c.
| Freights steady; cotton g. 16d, wheat 43<d.
CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-The weather entered
into the " at market to-day Heavy rains
were reported throughout the winter wheat
belt. which 1t was argued would leave the
| fields bare, and il followed by a sharp cold
spell. as predicted, would occasion serious
| injury. Reports from California were con-
| flIctlnE, the bulls claiming to have advices
tnat the outlook for the wheat crop on the
coast was poor. Gables were triie firmer,
| and under these confined influences wheat
| opened 3sc higher; May rose quickly to S51Sc,
| fell 10 Si3zc. rallied to S5l4c, and closed at
| S54c. Exports rom three ports aggregate
| 81 900 bushels, and it was estimated that the
| visible supply would show decrease of a 3out
100000 bushels. Receipts OF corn show fall
| Ing of, in sympathy with wheat, and the mar
| keJ turned ana became fairly strong, closing
for the session 14(65sc higher than yesterday.
| Oats advances 1stG14c on fairly active specu-
| latlve trading, but there was very little in
| terest manifested IN the deal. Provisions
| ruled active and strong small receipts of
! hogs 1T the yards and good demand, both
| local ami outside. Mes pork rose l7l5(120c
| per hbi. ana closed at nearly outside figures
! Lard advanced slightly aud short ribs were
| 7I%0Dl0c higher.
| The following shows the current prices for
| cash properties on the regular board: Flour
unchanged. Wheat, No. spring 7S1%c; No.
2red I9Ac: Corn. No. z. 52s95654c. Oats. No.
,. 25Lc. Mess por&. Sl2 3O@l2 80. Lard SO so
as 52}5. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, POO
8 soc; short clear sides. boxed, 6 55GD6 G0c.
| Futures-Thc fonowIng arc the highest,
| lowest and closing quotations: Wheat-NO. 2,
January delivery 7SL(J7SIsc. closed at 7s15c:
| May 49, @s643zc, closed at Sb1ac. Corn, Janu-
airy delivery 355z 9353ac, closed at PC; May
| 4l35Gi01sc. closed at 4l4c. Oats, January
| delivery 253%(9253zc, closed at 25szc; Nav 305s
GS0skc, closed at 3o5sc. Pork. January delIv-
cry Sl2 S5d1l2 20. closed at sl2 85; May Sl2 GOO
| y 87H closed at Sl2 j71s. Lard. January de-
| livery Sc 55(&6 80. closed at So 52l5; May
| Sc 1906 20, closed at So IS. Short ribs. Janu-
| ary delivery 26@6 zoe. closed at d 25c; May
| 47h'G6 3715c. closed at 45c.
| BALTIMORE. Jan. 22,-FlOur dull and
| nominal: Howard street ana Western su-
Derfine 81 500I3 90. extra 81 1893 20. family
81 l5to4 IS. CITY mills suDertne 81 5OGo3 90. ex-
| ira So 1908 80; Rio brand 81 S76Dj 30. Wheat
| southern steady and queti; Western higher
| and quiet; Southern red 94CG98c. amber 9J9
| 97c: No. l Maryland 9ic bid; No. Western
| winter red. on SPOT, 931S(GO31ac. Corn firm
and auel; southern, while 47lGlsc, yellow 10
| (647c.
| ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22.--f'lour quiet and un-
| changed. Wheat acrive, strong and higher;
closed 5zIGic ABOVE yesterday Cjrn fairy
active and firm closing +@1ac over yesterday.
| Oats dull but hrm; No. nike I. cash 271zg
| 2715c bid. Nav delivery go sc. Whisky firm at
81 70. Provisions active, strong and higher:
Mess PORK 81 50Gl1 6212 Lard higher at 30 ;.
| Bulk moats-boXed lots long clear Zoe. short
| ribs zoe, short clears 37l5c. bacon higher:
| long clear q soc. short ribs u 0D6 9jc, short